National Museum of American History | Behind-the-Scenes: Twenty Years of Julia Child’s Kitchen @SmithsonianAmHistory | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
In 2001, Julia Child entrusted the National Museum of American History with her beloved home kitchen where she had tested recipes, cooked with friends and family, and welcomed guest chefs and viewers for her last three television programs in the 1990s. Our curators, Paula Johnson, curator and project director of the American Food History Project, Steve Velasquez, curator in the Division of Cultural and Community Life, and Dr. Theresa McCulla, curator of brewing history, take us behind-the-scenes of collecting the kitchen from Julia’s home in Cambridge, Mass., and the ongoing exhibition and care of the collection.
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In 2001, Julia Child entrusted the National Museum of American History with her beloved home kitchen where she had tested recipes, cooked with friends and family, and welcomed guest chefs and viewers for her last three television programs in the 1990s. Our curators, Paula Johnson, curator and project director of the American Food History Project, Steve Velasquez, curator in the Division of Cultural and Community Life, and Dr. Theresa McCulla, curator of brewing history, take us behind-the-scenes of collecting the kitchen from Julia’s home in Cambridge, Mass., and the ongoing exhibition and care of the collection.
Sign up for our food history newsletter here to stay in the loop: us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=b40506315d18eee600463244c&id=a34a404ea6
To learn more about Food History at the National Museum of American History go to https://americanhistory.si.edu/topics/food-history
To learn more about Julia Child’s Kitchen, go to Julia Child's Kitchen | National Museum of American History (si.edu)
